INGEPAC RIO

Remote Input / Output module

Data Sheet
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Table of contents

Model Code Selection .............................................................................................. 5

General description.................................................................................................. 6

Basic operation mode.............................................................................................. 7

Configuration .................................................................................................................................. 7
Communications ............................................................................................................................ 7
Status of remote inputs and outputs ....................................................................................... 7
Output activation....................................................................................................................... 9
Software update.............................................................................................................................. 9

Extended operation mode ..................................................................................... 10

Web server .................................................................................................................................... 10

FTP server..................................................................................................................................... 10
Configuration ................................................................................................................................ 10
SNTP synchronization ............................................................................................................ 10
Events file ................................................................................................................................ 10
Normative format in GOOSE messages................................................................................ 10
Web server enable/disable ..................................................................................................... 11
Mirror mode ............................................................................................................................. 11
IEC 61850 Edition 1 or Edition 2 CID file................................................................................ 11
Available settings ......................................................................................................................... 11
SNTP synchronization settings ............................................................................................. 11
VLAN GOOSE configuration .................................................................................................. 11
GOOSE retransmission times................................................................................................ 12
Language ................................................................................................................................. 12
GOOSE maximum subscription number .............................................................................. 12
Failure relay and StatusRIO activation .................................................................................. 12
TCP-IP configuration disabled ............................................................................................... 12
Test mode ..................................................................................................................................... 12

Technical specifications........................................................................................ 13

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I/O modules ............................................................................................................................. 13

Communication ports ............................................................................................................. 14
Tests......................................................................................................................................... 14

Construction features ............................................................................................ 16

Interconnection diagrams ..................................................................................... 17

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 Model Code Selection

Model Code Selection

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 General description

General description Communications:

Two ethernet ports available in Switch mode (ETH0 y ETH1),
INGEPAC RIO device is a remote input/output module, for DIN rail which can be selected from RJ-45 o LC (F.O.), allowing the
mounting, in which the communication is based on IEC 61850 connection of multiple devices in cascade.
GOOSE messages.
The fiber-optic version includes heat sinks on the sides of the
Each INGEPAC RIO can be associated with a configurable module (see section Construction features).
number of devices (maximum 80), hereafter IEDs (Intelligent
Electronic Devices), which can receive the status of the digital
inputs from the RIO module and can activate its digital outputs. Switches:
This activation of the digital outputs can be configured to be Address (SW1 y SW2). Configured with the 4 bits from the
performed by an OR or an AND function of the signals received SW2 y and the 3 least significant bits from SW1. It is used to
from each of the associated devices. set the address of the RIO module.
AND mode – OR mode (most significant bit from SW1).
Additionally INGEPAC RIO device has a "mirror" mode where a Filter (SW3). Fix the filter of Flicker by digital inputs
couple of devices can be configured for digital transmission of oscillation.
inputs and outputs, so that the first 4 digital inputs of a module are
sent to the other module digital outputs and vice versa.
The RIO module RIO has 12 digital inputs / 4 digital outputs in the
The basic configuration of the device is reduced to introduce a standard configuration.
number and an operation mode (AND or OR).
To configure other operation modes a web page is available.

The RIO module has the following physical elements:

LEDS:
DI Status. Digital inputs status.
DO Status. Digital outputs status.
OK/F. Device correct status.
PWR. Power supply status.

ED/SD:
Digital Inputs. Wiring of digital inputs. See interconnection
diagrams section.
DO Outputs. Wiring of digital outputs. See interconnection
diagrams section.

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Value Digital inputs blocking condition Unlock condition

Basic operation mode 0 No blocked in any case

1 Blocked with 10 changes in 0,5 sec No changes in 0,5 sec

2 Blocked with 10 changes in 1 sec No changes in 1 sec

Configuration 3 Blocked with 10 changes in 2 sec No changes in 2 sec

4 Blocked with 15 changes in 0,5 sec No changes in 0,5 sec

The basic configuration of these devices is reduced to introduce an 5 Blocked with 15 changes in 1 sec No changes in 1 sec
identification number for device and configure the mode (AND or 6 Blocked with 15 changes in 2 sec No changes in 2sec
OR).
7 Blocked with 20 changes in 0,5 sec No changes in 0,5 sec
For this configuration front easily accessible micro switches are
8 Blocked with 20 changes in 1sec No changes in 1 sec
available to configure the device number and the mode (AND or
OR) 9 Blocked with 20 changes in 2sec No changes in 2sec

The device number can be configured from 00 to 99. 10 Blocked with 30 changes in 0,5 sec No changes in 0,5 sec

11 Blocked with 30 changes in 1sec No changes in 1 sec

The configuration is as following: 12 Blocked with 30 changes in 2sec No changes in 2sec

Address (SW1 and SW2): It is used to set the address of the 13 Blocked with 50 changes in 0,5 sec No changes in 0,5 sec
RIO module. The most significant bit corresponds to the 14 Blocked with 50 changes in 1sec No changes in 1 sec
second bit of SW2 and the least significant bit with the forth
15 Blocked with 50 changes in 2sec No changes in 2sec
bit of SW2.
o After changing the module address a restart is
required for the change to be effective.
The address value is configured in binary format. There is also a special position of the SW1 and SW2 switches to
configure the device to boot into firmware update mode.
MAC-Address: The MAC address of the GOOSE is 01-0C-
CD-01-XX-YY: To select this mode all the switches SW1 and SW2 must be to ON
and the device must be restarted. In this state the device remains
o Where XX=01 indicates that the GOOSE message the LED OK / F in red and awaits a update via FTP in the
is sent by the RIO module. [Link] address.
o Where YY indicates the module address configured
in the module switches.
AND mode – OR mode (most significant bit from SW1): If set
to ON the RIO module makes an AND function with all trigger
signals received via GOOSE. If set to OFF (default) it makes
an OR function with all trigger signals received via GOOSE

Configuration example for device address 91d (1011011b) and OR

mode:

Communications

This device has two network ports to connect with network

according to the IEC61850 standard.
Both network ports are provided via a built-in switch which allows
the connection in cascade of multiple RIO modules
RIO module communication is based exclusively on the sending
Filter (SW3): Configure the filter of Flicker by digital inputs and receiving GOOSEs messages, so TCP/IP configuration is no
oscillation according to the following table: needed (and therefore has not IP address).
Each RIO module will send a GOOSE with the information of its
internal status and the status of the digital inputs and outputs.
On the other hand, for the activation of its outputs a GOOSE must
be received from the associated IEDs.

Status of remote inputs and outputs

RIO modules serve a GOOSE message on the network which
include all the information related to the inputs and outputs status
and the internal alarms.
Although physically the device has 14ED/5SD only 12ED/4SD are
available.

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GOOSE Message header Message body

The GOOSE message header consists on all the addressing The GOOSE message header consists on all the data included in
information and the description of the GOOSE message, which will the message to be transmitted to the other IEDs in the system.
serve to configure the subscription of the other IEDs. To send one data, two variables are sent, first its status, and
The GOOSE message sent by a RIO has the following address: second its quality.
MAC-Address: The MAC address of the GOOSE will be 01- Any change in the status or quality of a signal will result in
0C-CD-01-XX-YY: immediate delivery of a new GOOSE message.
o Where XX=01 indicates that the GOOSE message The following table shows the structure of the message body with
is sent by the RIO module. its data and possible values:
o Where YY indicates the module address configured
in the module switches.
All other values will be the default values defined in Annex C STATUS (BOOLEAN) TRUE (Correct) / FALSE (Alarm)
of Part 8-1 of the IEC61850 standard: ST
QUALITY (BITSTRING) Quality 61850
o APPID: 0.
STATUS (BOOLEAN) TRUE (Activated) / FALSE (Deactivated)
o VLAN-PRIORITY: 4. DI 1
o VLAN-ID: 0. QUALITY (BITSTRING) Quality 61850

STATUS (BOOLEAN) TRUE (Activated) / FALSE (Deactivated)

DI 2
Note: To simplify the configuration of the physical micro switches QUALITY (BITSTRING) Quality 61850
of the RIO modules, all the addresses that have two numerical
STATUS (BOOLEAN) TRUE (Activated) / FALSE (Deactivated)
digits, i.e. from 00 to 09, 10 to19,….and 90 to 99 are reserved for DI 3
RIO modules. The remaining addresses containing characters QUALITY (BITSTRING) Quality 61850
A,B,C,D,E and F are reserved for the IEDs.
STATUS (BOOLEAN) TRUE (Activated) / FALSE (Deactivated)
DI 4
QUALITY (BITSTRING) Quality 61850
The following defines some of the main attributes of GOOSE
STATUS (BOOLEAN) TRUE (Activated) / FALSE (Deactivated)
message: DI 5
Control Block Reference: QUALITY (BITSTRING) Quality 61850

INGEPACRIO_xxSYSTEM/LLN0$GO&RIO (xx: RIO number). STATUS (BOOLEAN) TRUE (Activated) / FALSE (Deactivated)
DI 6
Time Allowed to Live (ms): QUALITY (BITSTRING) Quality 61850

Sequence: 4,4,8,16,32,64,128,256,512,1024 y 2048. STATUS (BOOLEAN) TRUE (Activated) / FALSE (Deactivated)

DI 7
Dataset Reference: QUALITY (BITSTRING) Quality 61850
INGEPACRIO_xxSYSTEM/LLN0$RIO (xx: RIO number). STATUS (BOOLEAN) TRUE (Activated) / FALSE (Deactivated)
DI 8
GOOSEID: QUALITY (BITSTRING) Quality 61850
RIO_XX_INGETEAM_12_04_00 (xx: RIO number)
STATUS (BOOLEAN) TRUE (Activated) / FALSE (Deactivated)
Config Revision: 1. DI 9
QUALITY (BITSTRING) Quality 61850

STATUS (BOOLEAN) TRUE (Activated) / FALSE (Deactivated)

In FW versions prior to [Link] message attributes were different. DI 10
There is a setting on the web server to configure a compatible QUALITY (BITSTRING) Quality 61850
operation mode (in the Settings section, Standard compliant STATUS (BOOLEAN) TRUE (Activated) / FALSE (Deactivated)
GOOSEs = No). DI 11
QUALITY (BITSTRING) Quality 61850
With this mode the values of the message that change regarding
those indicated above are: STATUS (BOOLEAN) TRUE (Activated) / FALSE (Deactivated)
DI 12
Control Block Reference: QUALITY (BITSTRING) Quality 61850

INGETEAM_RIO/LLN0$GO&RIO_xx (xx: RIO number). STATUS (BOOLEAN) TRUE (Activated) / FALSE (Deactivated)
DO 1
Time Allowed to Live (ms): QUALITY (BITSTRING) Quality 61850
Sequence: 4,4,8,16,32,64,128,256,512,1024 y 2048. STATUS (BOOLEAN) TRUE (Activated) / FALSE (Deactivated)
DO 2
Dataset Reference: QUALITY (BITSTRING) Quality 61850
INGETEAM_RIO/DatSet$RIO_xx (xx: RIO number).
STATUS (BOOLEAN) TRUE (Activated) / FALSE (Deactivated)
GOOSEID: Its format is RIO_W_XX_YY, where W is the DO 3
QUALITY (BITSTRING) Quality 61850
manufacturer ID, XX is the number of digital inputs and YY is
the number of digital outputs. In our example: STATUS (BOOLEAN) TRUE (Activated) / FALSE (Deactivated)
RIO_INGETEAM_12_04_00. DO 4
QUALITY (BITSTRING) Quality 61850

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Output activation Inside the GOOSE message it is sent a time

(TimeAllowedToLive) that informs the receiver the maximum
Activation and deactivation of the digital outputs of the RIO module waiting time before the next sending.
are managed by subscription to the GOOSE message sent by the
IEDs associated to the RIO module. The TimeAllowedToLive is generally twice the time between
GOOSE retransmissions.
The 5th output is not manageable through communications and is
dedicated to state (OK / Failure).
For the automatic subscription, to avoid in the RIO device any type
of configuration software, the structure of GOOSE message sent Software update
by the associated IEDs must fulfil the following characteristics:
A RIO module will subscribe to a GOOSE message, as long as the
GOOSE message meets these two conditions: The software update is available via FTP protocol or via the web
server.
Header: MAC address is 01-0c-cd-01-XX-YY
o Being XX=00, indicating that the message comes
from an IED. If the RIO module does not have the IP address enabled, or it is
not known it is necessary to turn the device into firmware update
o Being YY the number of device of the RIO. mode.
Body: The structure of the GOOSE message body
corresponds with the expected structure by the RIO.
To select this mode all the switches SW1 and SW2 must be to ON
and the device must be restarted. In this state the device remains
The structure of the body of the message must be next: the LED OK/F in red and starts an FTP server at [Link]
address. With this FTP server the user can upload the new
firmware version.
STATUS (BOOLEAN) TRUE (Activated) / FALSE (Deactivated)
SD 1
QUALITY (BITSTRING) Quality 61850

STATUS (BOOLEAN) TRUE (Activated) / FALSE (Deactivated)

SD 2
QUALITY (BITSTRING) Quality 61850

STATUS (BOOLEAN) TRUE (Activated) / FALSE (Deactivated)

SD 3
QUALITY (BITSTRING) Quality 61850

STATUS (BOOLEAN) TRUE (Activated) / FALSE (Deactivated)

SD 4
QUALITY (BITSTRING) Quality 61850

To upload the new firmware via FTP the user must do the
following:
The RIO module can subscribe to a configurable number of IED’s
(maximum 80, default value 8): Connect to the device using an FTP client with the device IP
address (the configured IP or the [Link] IP address
The RIO module detects network GOOSE messages sent to
in the update mode).
its address and subscribes to the first different IEDs
messages detected, up to the maximum configured value. FTP access data is:
The distinction between different IED’s subscribed to the RIO, o User: ftpUpdat
will be done by analyzing the header information, i.e. different o Password: ftpUpdat
IED’s GOOSE messages have different values of Control
Copy the new firmware file in the directory: /downloads/
Block Reference and DataSetReference
The activation of digital outputs of RIO modules, respond to
implement an OR or AND gate (as configured in the switches) As soon as the device detects a valid software package it starts
to the state of each of the signals received at the different the update process of the new firmware version and indicates the
GOOSE messages to which it is subscribed. For example in progress by changing the LED OK/F from red to green
the OR case, an output will remain active if any of the signals continuously. After the operation the device will restart
associated to this output (any GOOSE) has a correct quality automatically and the LED stops flashing.
and is activated. On the contrary, to turn off the output, all
received signals shall be disabled.
It is necessary that the power supply is not disconnected during
the upgrade process, otherwise the device may turn inoperative. It
When a GOOSE message signal reaches with invalid quality, this is possible that, when an update file is copied on the 'downloads'
will be rejected and treated as if the signal was turned off, directory, the device can take up to a minute to detect the new
regardless of the status value of the signal. firmware. To return the unit to function as RIO module the user
must reconfigure the MAC address with micro switches SW1 and
SW2 and restart the device.
If a GOOSE message is received with bit TEST to True the
message will be discarded.

If the RIO module stops receiving a GOOSE message, the

TimeAllowedToLive timer will expire and the RIO do not use its
values:

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Extended operation mode SNTP synchronization

It enables the execution of a NTP client for synchronization. Its
configuration is done through SNTP synchronization settings.

Web server
It requires that the RIO module has a configured IP address.

The web server requires that the RIO device has a configured IP Note: RIO does not keep time after a power down.
address and provides read-only or administrator access to the
configuration settings. It also provides access to the status report
and events file (in case they are generated) or to the test mode.
Additionally it allows consulting the software versions, to update Events file
the FW, to send a reset command and to manage IP configuration.
The device can save sequence of events (SOE) files in text format.
The SOE can be visualized in the web server and the files can also
User and password are the following: be downloaded via FTP.
Modification access:
o User: admin The record of events is done through two files with up to 1024
o Password: modifica events, so that when one is full, the previous one is cleared and
the new events are written in it. Thus, a chronological with at least
Read-only access:
the last 1024 + 1 events is available.
o User: consulta
o Password: consulta
The path of the SOE files is: “/LD/SYSTEM/SOE/”.

The information included in these files is:

FTP server
Digital inputs.
The device has a FTP server through which the user can access Digital outputs.
the following files:
Other information, detailed in the following table:
CID file.
Events text files.
Data Description

It is activated for 3 seconds after the loss of a

GOOSE subscription lost
Users and passwords are the following: GOOSE subscription.

File access: Link disconnected Indicates a link failure in the network interfaces.

User : ftpuser Web visualization connection Indicates web access with read-only rigths.

Password: ftpuser Synchronization Status Active when the unit is synchronized by SNTP.

Firmware update: Test Mode Indication of device in test mode.

User: ftpUpdat Device power up Indicates the power-up of the device.

Reset command Indicates a reset request from the web server.

Password: ftpUpdat
It is set to detect MAC conflict with another team. It
remains active for 5 seconds (or the TAL of the
RIO MAC Address conflict
GOOSE that generates the conflict if it excees those
5 seconds).
Configuration Web admin connection Indicates web access with administrator rights.

Indication that any of the qualities received in the

Invalid quality received
suscribed GOOSEs is invalid.
Through the web server it is possible to set different operating
modes that expand the possibilities of the RIO module. RIO Status RIO device Status signal.

In addition to the configuration explained in the basic operation

mode, other features can be configured:
SNTP synchronization Normative format in GOOSE messages
Events file. From firmware version [Link], the Ingepac RIO operation is fully
Normative format in GOOSE messages. compatible with the IEC 61850 standard.
Web server enable/disable. The previous versions operation mode can be configured in the
web server disabling this option.
Mirror mode.
In any case this normative format maintains full compatibility with
IEC 61850 Edition 1 or Edition 2 CID file. the automatic subscription implemented on Ingeteam devices that
can manage RIO modules.
Changes from previous versions to achieve this compatibility with
any IED with IEC 61850 GOOSEs consist on:

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Normative format fields:

Control Block Reference: The next attribute is modified with respect to the other operation
modes to identify mirror operation mode:
INGEPACRIO_xxSYSTEM/LLN0$GO&RIO (xx: RIO
number) GOOSEID:
Dataset Reference: RIO_XX_INGETEAM_04_MIRROR (xx: RIO number)
INGEPACRIO_xxSYSTEM/LLN0$RIO (xx: RIO number)
GOOSEID: For the automatic subscription between the two RIO modules they
need to have consecutive address numbers with the following
RIO_XX_INGETEAM_12_04_00 (xx: RIO number)
criteria:
Availability in the device of a CID file representing the module
Even RIO number: It is automatically subscribed to the
operation.
next RIO number.
In the FTP folder "/SCL/validated/" a CID file is
Odd RIO number: It is automatically subscribed to the
automatically created which can be used by any
previous RIO number.
engineering tool according to the IEC 61850 standard to
subscribe to the GOOSE published by the RIO module.
After changing the device address using the switches, IEC 61850 Edition 1 or Edition 2 CID file
the device automatically updates the CID file with the The default RIO module CID file is compatible with the edition 1 of
new value, so it is required to configure the module the IEC 61850 standard.
address before downloading the CID file.
In case that the RIO module must be integrated with edition 2
devices, there is a setting in the web server to configure this
When the normative format option is used, it is also optional to option.
include the operating mode (AND / OR) in the IEDName field with
this format:
Activating this mode, the CID automatically generated file in the
INGEPACRIO_xx_AND "/SCL/validated/" folder will be based on the schemas and classes
INGEPACRIO_xx_OR defined in the IEC 61850 Edition 2 standard.

Additionally, as defined in edition 2, the first bit of the reserved field

Web server enable/disable of the GOOSE header will be a copy of the attribute "Sim" of the
GOOSE message.
In the device settings it is available the option to disable the web
server.
Once disabled, to enable the web server again it is necessary to
start the device in the software update mode (power up with all Available settings
switches to 1) so that the default IP address ([Link])
and the web server are accessible and the web server setting can
be activated again. Several settings are available in the web server to configure the
different operation modes of the Ingepac RIO module.

SNTP synchronization settings

Mirror mode
Only apply when the SNTP synchronization is configured.
This functionality allows the digital transmission of inputs and
outputs between two RIO modules. The following settings are available:
It is an operation mode in which RIO module is subscribed to
another RIO exclusively rather than to several IEDs. Setting Description
In this mode the first 4 digital inputs of a module are sent to the Main synchronization source Main SNTP server IP address
other module digital outputs and vice versa.
Secondary synchronization
Backup SNTP server IP address
source

The GOOSE messages exchanged between both devices only SNTP server polling interval
Interval in seconds of the SNTP polling [10 to 3600]
contains the information of the first four inputs: (secs)

SNTP server response wait

SNTP maximum response time in seconds [1 to 60]
interval (secs)

Synchronization number of
Number of attempts to synchronize [0 to 10]
STATUS (BOOLEAN) TRUE (Activated) / FALSE (Deactivated) retries
ED 1 Elapsed time in minutes with no correct answer
QUALITY (BITSTRING) Quality 61850 Not synchronized interval
before considering that the device is no
(min)
synchronized [1 to 1440]
STATUS (BOOLEAN) TRUE (Activated) / FALSE (Deactivated)
ED 2
QUALITY (BITSTRING) Quality 61850
VLAN GOOSE configuration
STATUS (BOOLEAN) TRUE (Activated) / FALSE (Deactivated)
ED 3
QUALITY (BITSTRING) Quality 61850 If the RIO module is integrated in virtual local area networks, the
desired VLAN ID and VLAN Priority message values can be
STATUS (BOOLEAN) TRUE (Activated) / FALSE (Deactivated) configured, according the standard IEEE 802.1Q.
ED 4
QUALITY (BITSTRING) Quality 61850 The default values are 0 for VLAN ID and 4 for VLAN Priority.

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GOOSE retransmission times Signal Data Default value

There are two settings, one for the minimum time and other for the Output 5 Desactivado
RIO conflict
maximum time. These settings correspond to the minTime and StatusRIO Activado
maxTime values defined by the IEC 61850 standard for GOOSE
Output 5 Desactivado
messages. Invalid quality
Each setting has a range of acceptable values defined by the StatusRIO Desactivado
following table. Output 5 Desactivado
Subscription loss
StatusRIO Desactivado
Setting Difference with the next GOOSE
Output 5 Desactivado
Minimum time (0) 2ms – Default minimum value Link disconnection
StatusRIO Desactivado
Minimum time (1) 2ms

Minimum time (2) 4ms

Minimum time (3) 8ms

TCP-IP configuration disabled
Minimum time (4) 16ms
TCP-IP communications can be disabled so that only GOOSE
Minimum time (5) 32ms
messages are transmitted and received over the Ethernet port, to
Minimum time (6) 64ms be integrated in cases where it is not required or desired to assign
Maximum time (7) 128ms an IP address to the device.
Maximum time (8) 256ms In this case SNTP synchronization, web server and event file
generation are automatically disabled.
Maximum time (9) 512ms
To activate the TCP / IP communications it is necessary to put the
Maximum time (10) 1024ms – Maximum default value
device in the software update mode (power up with all switches to
Maximum time (11) 2048ms 1) with the purpose of the device uses the default IP address
Maximum time (12) 4096ms ([Link]) with the web server enabled so that the TCP-IP
configuration parameters can be activated again.
Maximum time (13) 8192ms

Maximum time (14) 16384ms

Note: In factory settings the TCP-IP is enabled but without an IP
Maximum time (15) 32768ms
address so that to use the TCP-IP communications an IP address
must be configured first.
When due to a status change a new GOOSE message is sent, the
retransmission time start in the configured minimum time and
continues with the next value in the table above, until the
configured maximum time is reached. This maximum time is the Test mode
supervision time.

In the web server a Test mode is available to facilitate the

Language integration and test of the RIO module.
It allows choosing the language in which the events file and the
status report of the RIO module are generated. It can be changed The activation of the test mode implies:
at Settings -> Operation mode, and the currently available options
are Spanish and English. Output relay deactivation: Digital outputs status are received
in the other IEDs GOOSEs and retransmitted in the
transmission GOOSE but output relays are not activated.
Note: The language selected when the web server is accessed it is
Digital input simulation: Digital input status can be simulated
only related with visualization and independent from this setting.
in the web server without voltage in the inputs. The real value
of the input is discarded and the simulated one is used.
GOOSE maximum subscription number “Test”/”Sim” value in the GOOSE message activation: With
Designed to adapt the capacity of RIO modules to the particular this value the IEDs subscribed to this RIO detect that the
requirements of each application, this setting limits the number of values are simulated. If the IEDs are not also in test mode
subscriptions to be considered when performing the OR or the they will not process these values.
AND of the received GOOSEs. Only GOOSEs from IEDs with the field “Test”/”Sim” activated
The maximum value is 80 possible subscriptions with IEDs. will be processed.
The default value is 8 subscriptions. After a power down, the initial value of the “Test”/”Sim” bit is
zero, so it is necessary to activate it again if required.

This setting does not apply in the Mirror mode, in which only one
subscription with another RIO module is used.

Failure relay and StatusRIO activation

The user can configure which reasons causes the activation of the
digital output number 5 (failure relay) and the StatusRIO signal
(Ok/F led).

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 Technical specifications

Technical specifications

Auxiliary power supply

48 Vcc
DC operating range 38 – 60 Vcc
Burden 6 W (with all the relays active)
125 Vcc
DC operating range 100 – 180 Vcc
AC operating range 85 – 135 Vca
Burden 7 W (with all the relays active)
220Vcc
DC operating range 155 – 373 Vcc
AC operating range 120 – 265 Vca
Burden 7 W (with all the relays active)

Mechanical Features:
Weight without heat sinks 0,3 Kg.
IP code IP40

Environmental conditions
Operating temperature -40 a +75ºC
Storage temperature -40 a +85ºC
Relative humidity Up to 95% without condensation

I/O modules
Standard 48Vcc/125Vcc/220Vcc modules:

Digital inputs
48 Vcc 125 Vcc 220 Vcc
Voltage levels 37-300 Vcc 87-300 Vcc 172-300 Vcc
Inactive below: 32 Vcc 82 Vcc 165 Vcc
Burden <3mA

Digital outputs
Independent standard and trip outputs
Carry (Permanent) 8 A to 25 ºC
Make (1 s.) 30 A
Connection capacity 2500 W to 250 Vcc
220 Vcc 125 Vcc 48 Vcc
Trip capacity (L/R = 40 ms) 0,2 A 0,3 A 0,5 A
With resistive load 1,0 A 1,1 A 2,0 A
Operating time <5 ms ON

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Communication ports

Communication ports
Ethernet RJ45
Ethernet RJ45
 RJ45 connector RJ45 female
 Cable type Shielded
 Cable length 100 m max.
 Insulation 1500V
 Communication speed 10/100 Mbps
Ethernet LC
 FO connector LC
 Wavelength 1300 nm
 Permitted attenuation 8 db with 62.5/125 µm GFO
 Multimode GFO 62,5 /125 µm
 Maximum distance 1,5 Km

Tests
Climatic test Standard
Cold IEC-60068-2-1 -40ºC 16 hours
Dry Heat IEC-60068-2-2 +70ºC 16 hours
Damp heat steady state IEC-60068-2-78 +40°C/93%RH, 96 hours
Rapid change of temperature IEC-60068-2-14 -20º/70ºC 6 cycles of 2h
External protection level IEC60529 IP40

Electromagnetic test Standard

±2.5kV MC
Damped oscillatory waves immunity test IEC 61000-4-18
±2.5kV MD
Electrostatic discharge immunity test IEC 61000-4-2 ±8kV/±15kV
Electrical Fast transients immunity test IEC 61000-4-4 ±4kV,5kHz
Power supply:
±2.5kV MC
±2kV MD
DI , DO :
Surge immunity test IEC 61000-4-5
±4kV MC
±2kV MD
ETH:
±2kV MC
100% 100 ms
DC power supply interruptions, dips and variations immunity test IEC 61000-4-29 Variations of Voltage:
100VDC-162.5VDC
100% 10 ms, 20 ms, 5 s
60% 200 ms
30% 500 ms
AC power supply interruptions, dips and variations immunity test IEC 61000-4-11
20% 5 s
Variations of Voltage:
184VAC-299VAC
Ripple immunity test IEC 61000-4-17 15% (50 y 100 Hz)
Power frequency immunity test IEC 60255-22-7 Class A
Measurements of radioelectric emissions (Radiated) EN 55022 Class A

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Electromagnetic test Standard

Measurements of radioelectric emissions (Conducted) EN 55022 Class B
Radiated radiofrequency electromagnetic field immunity test IEC 61000-4-3 10V/m
Conducted disturbances induced by radiofrequency fields immunity test IEC 61000-4-6 10Vrms
50 Hz magnetic fields immunity test IEC 61000-4-8 100 A/m 1000 A/m (2 s)
Pulse magnetic fields immunity test IEC 61000-4-9 1000 A/m
Damped oscillatory magnetic fields immunity test IEC 61000-4-10 100 A/m

Insulation and electrical safety test Standard

Dielectric test IEC 60255-5 2kVac
Insulation resistance test IEC 60255-5 > 100 MΩ a 500Vdc.
±5kV MC
Impulse voltage test IEC 60255-5
±2kV MD

Mechanical test Standard

Vibration (Sinusoidal) IEC 60255-21-1 Class 2
From 5 To 200 Hz
Vibration (Random) IEC 60068-2-4 2 3
ASD 1m /s
Shocks and bumps IEC 60255-21-2 Class 2
Seismic IEC 60255-21-3 Class 2

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Construction features

Without heat sinks

With heat sinks

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Interconnection diagrams

X1 terminal (Power supply and digital inputs)

X2 terminal (Digital outputs)

Note: Digital output 5 cannot be activated with the communications in this model. It is used for the device status
(Activated: OK / Deactivated: Failure)

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